Blu-ray Review – Slings & Arrows: The Complete Collection
I was definitely feeling something akin to love after watching Acorn Media's latest release, Slings & Arrows. I'd been meaning to watch that show for a while
Author: Jon Lachonis
Jon's writing has appeared on CraveOnline, BuddyTV, UGO.com and numerous other online publications. He is a charter member of the Broadcast Television Journalist's Associations (BTJA), the organization behind the Critic's Choice Awards.
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